Jane Addams Criticized as Talks Too Much in Europe
An Atlantic News Telegraph item mocks Jane Addams of Hull House for comments in Europe criticizing US tariff policy immigration barriers and debts, calling her travel interviews a misrepresentation of Americans and noting European readers’ interest in her remarks.
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Klan Suspect Fights Murder Charge and Hull House Critique
The piece presents a partisan stance opposing Jane Addams of Hull House and criticizing loaned aid to opponents of the United States. It argues against state bond issuance, claiming North and South Dakota as examples of farming risk and asserts financial self sufficiency without issuing bonds to 99 counties.
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Iowa Should Not Bond 50 Million For Farmers
The Dispatch notes Governor Kendall’s plan to push a 50 million dollar bond issue to loan to Iowa farmers, but this paper questions bonding for domestic farm lending, arguing federal Farm Loan banks and local banks already provide needed credit and that past excess borrowing caused financial strain. It urges restraint and cites Cass County as an example of available credit.
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Harding's New Phase Frames Readjustment and Rail Dives
The Toledo Blade notes President Harding shows patience in addressing postwar strains. The editorialix criticizes labor for resisting wage cuts and condemns prohibition violations as a national scandal. It highlights rail policy, dismisses government ownership as impractical, and urges focus on the tone of the message amid political attacks.
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Harding
Toledo Blade
Washington
Thought for the New Year in Forbes Forecast
economist and writer Forbes, a leading business chronicle figure, weighs 1922 events and argues Christmas spirit will shape future times. He cites four tests: industry radicals in Congress, shippers on railroads, taxpayers by politicians, and industries pushing higher prices on consumers.
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Sioux City Journal
B. C. Forbes
Roger W. Babson
What Mr Forbes Means by the Mass Spirit
The mass spirit is a worldwide and national trend toward helpfulness, tolerance, broadminded cooperation, and constructive work for the common good. If leaders in politics business and labor applied the golden rule, general prosperity would follow. Christmas spirit in business and politics year round would improve material and spiritual horizons.
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Forbes
Babion
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Uncles White Whiskers Tale
A poem narrates Uncle Hiram with snowy white whiskers once seen as noble, aging to seek youth by dyeing his beard. The local village mocks the change as he pretends younger with a spinach brown tint, highlighting vanity and humor.
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Painted whiskers and disguises on the pike
A quirky verse mocks aging and vanity in a satirical tone. The speaker notes a grandparent-like figure, contrasts dignity with foolish fashion, and ends with a plea to grow old gracefully without artificial aids or costumes.
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Santa Claus
Enigmatic Snippets On Silk Stockings And Stardom
A garbled column notes shifts in fashion with silk stockings and short skirts, references high society balls, mint robbers, and a rolling stone gathering. It mentions Wall Street gambling, a farmer, and stars in disjointed riffs about 1923 film fame and a Chicago Great White Way fight talker.
Weather Watch: Ants Signal Seasonal Change
The fragment suggests ants are credited with predicting seasonal shifts. Observations reference summer patterns and a sign of cold winter ahead, indicating ant behavior as a traditional omen of weather changes. The text is incomplete but hints at nature signs guiding forecasts.
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